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Debugging Lightweight CodeGen in VS

Haibo just posted about his debugger visualizer for dynamic methods . This is a pretty sweet piece of code for anyone who uses lightweight code generation and needs to debug the code they've emitted. Basically it adds a visualizer to DynamicMethod objects
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Finding Out The Current User in the Debugger

Every once in a while, while debugging multi-threaded applications that do impersonation, it becomes useful to figure out the context that the current thread is running under. This is especially useful when debugging server scenarios where connections
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Whidbey's New SecurityException

One of the more difficult things to debug with .NET 1.0 and 1.1 is the security exception. With these frameworks generally the only information that you got was the state of the failed permission. Due to the complexity of debugging security problems,

What Happens When My Application Throws An Unhandled Exception

There are several different behaviors that can occur when a managed application throws an unhandled exception. The two most common are to bring up an error dialog box, or to pop up the Visual Studio Just In Time Debugger dialog box. The first behavior

New Debugger Features for Whidbey

Andy blogs about the new features in the Visual Studio 2005 debugger. Of all these, tracepoints seems the most exciting to me, although life will be made much easier with visualizers and the STL data display.
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Debugging the Debugger

Min Kwan Park's blog was making the rounds of the various Microsoft blogs yesterday, but I thought I'd also post a link for anyone who missed it (and also so I can find it again easily in the future). He's posted a helpful checklist of things to try if
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